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Gold price needs a dovish Fed or renewed debasement fears

Gold price needs a dovish Fed or renewed debasement fears to reverse its downtrend – Bank of America

Investment demand in gold-backed exchange-traded funds has been resilient in the face of persistent inflation, higher bond yields and a stronger U.S. dollar; however, one bank remains cautious on the precious metal as physical demand remains weak, particularly in key global markets. (Kitco Global Index shows how much of today’s gold move is the dollar…

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Gold Defies Stronger US Dollar as Falling Treasury Yields Revive Bullion Demand

Gold Defies Stronger US Dollar as Falling Treasury Yields Revive Bullion Demand

Gold continues to demonstrate resilience, gaining ground despite a stronger US Dollar as falling Treasury yields improve the appeal of non-yielding precious metals. Softer inflation data has also prompted markets to reassess expectations for further Federal Reserve interest rate increases, while escalating geopolitical tensions continue to support safe-haven demand.

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Shanghai Silver Premium Rises to 13.56% as East–West Price Gap Keeps Widening

Shanghai Silver Premium Rises to 13.56% as East–West Price Gap Keeps Widening

Silver was trading at $72.36 an ounce on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (#SHFE) on Thursday evening, roughly $8.66 above COMEX silver in New York, a premium of more than 13.5%. The price of silver in Shanghai continues to slowly widen and pull away from the Western LBMA and COMEX benchmarks, and months of market turmoil…

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What Happens When Nations Can No Longer Grow Their Way Out

When Debt Overtakes GDP: What Happens When Nations Can No Longer Grow Their Way Out?

For centuries, governments have borrowed money to finance wars, build infrastructure, stimulate economies and fund promises made to their populations. Debt itself is not necessarily a problem. The danger begins when borrowing becomes permanent when a country must continually borrow simply to finance existing spending, refinance old debt and pay the interest on what it…

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